A Treatise On Diamonds And Pearls in Which Their Importance is Considered And

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10 Carats Multiplied by 20 Makes the total 200 Pounds E 42 A TREATISE ON Second Instance.
To find the value of one of five carats e ; the weight doubled makes ten carats ; next reckon that weight in the foregoing manner, that makes every carat in this stone worth twenty pounds, ten shillings : so first multiply ten carats by twenty pounds, that makes two hundred pounds ; then mul- tiply ten carats by ten shillings, that makes one hundred shillings, or five pounds ; next add the value of a fourt...h of a carat at the rate of 20/. 10s. , that makes 5/. 2s. 6d. ; lastly, cast up these three sums, the total will be 210/. 2s. 6d. And is the value of the stone, rough or wrought.
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10 Carats Multiplied by 20 Pounds Makes 200 Pounds 10 cts. Mult, by 10s. Makes 5 The value of J of a carat 1 ~ 9 at 20/. 10s. Is Makes the total 210 2 6 DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. 43 Third Instance.
To find the value of one of five carats i ; the weight doubled makes ten carats 2 ; reckon that weight as in the two other cases, that makes every carat in this stone worth twenty-one pounds : so multiply ten carats by twenty-one pounds, that makes 210/.

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